Simone Biles' Husband Lands New NFL Team For 2026 Season

Owens is coming off his seventh NFL season and second with the Bears. Though despite playing in all 17 games, he was mostly relegated to special teams and finished the season with 19 tackles - his fewest since 2021.

The good news for Owens is that he's joining a Colts teams that's precariously thin at safety right now. There's a good chance that he'll get a chance to at least compete for the starting job this summer if he still has the skills to pay the bills.

Biles & Owens

Biles is widely regarded as one of the greatest gymnasts in history, redefining the sport with her power, difficulty, and consistency. A four-time gold medalist at the 2016 Summer Olympics, Biles captured global attention in Rio by winning the all-around, vault, floor exercise, and team competitions. She added to her legacy with a dominant run at multiple World Championships, becoming the most decorated gymnast—male or female—in world championship history.

At the 2020 Summer Olympics, she withdrew from several events to prioritize her mental health, sparking an international conversation about athlete well-being, before returning to competition and later reclaiming her status atop the sport at the 2024 Summer Olympics with additional medal success.

Outside the gym, Biles has become a prominent advocate for mental health awareness and survivor advocacy, using her platform to push for accountability and athlete safety reforms.

In her personal life, she married Owens in 2023. The couple’s relationship has drawn public interest as two elite athletes balancing high-profile careers. Through her athletic achievements and cultural impact, Biles has cemented a legacy that extends far beyond gymnastics, influencing conversations about excellence, resilience, and empowerment in sports.